RA Collection: People and Organisations
Apuleius
The Fable Of Cupid And Psyche, Translated from the Latin of Apuleius: To Which Are Added, A Poetical Paraphrase On The Speech Of Diotima, In The Banquet Of Plato; Four Hymns, &c. &c. With An Introduction, In Which The Meaning Of The Fable Is Unfolded. - [Epigraph from Synesius] - - London:: 1795.
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Narra Apuleo, che (mentr'egli cangiato In Asino, serviva à genti ladre) Una sposa rubbaro il destinato Didele nozze le rapaci squadre. Cui (per farle scordare un sogno ingrato) Dona conforto una canuta madre, Che l'havea in guardia, e con grata favella Le racconta di Psiche la novella. - [Rome:]: [15--.]
06/831
Psyches Et Amoris Nuptiæ Ac Fabula A Raphaele Sanctio Urbinate Romæ In Farnesianis Hortis Transtyberim Ad Veterum Æmulationem Ac Laudem Colorum Luminibus Expressa a Nicolao Dorigny ad similitudinem delineata et incisa, et a Ioanne Petro Bellorio notis illustrata Ad Serenissimum Principem Ranutium Secundum Parmæ ac Placentiæ Ducem &c. Quae tua sunt Tibi sacro, Serenissime Princeps, ... - Romæ Ad Templum Stæ Mariæ De Pace Cum Privilegio Summi Pontificis, Et Sup. Perm. Ædita: [1693]
05/2706
Elizabeth Strutt
The Story Of Psyche With A Classical Enquiry Into The Signification And Origin Of The Fable By Elizabeth Strutt With Designs In Outline By John Gibson Esq: R.A. - [S.l.]:: [ca. 1851?]
04/3865